Of course they would be, which is why they're not going to happen.
The deportations serve three main purposes:
- They appeal to Trump's racist base and further divisions between the people broadly.
- They establish precedents for the detention of whoever the Trump administration declares to be rightfully detained (which will certainly not be limited to, or even primarily, undocumented immigrants).
- They make the remaining undocumented immigrants just that much more desperate and willing to endure oppression.
To fulfill those purposes, there's no need to deport all undocumented immigrants or even any really significant percentage of them. All that's necessary is to make the deportations that will happen as merciless and vivid and well publicized as possible.
And once those purposes have been served, the program can be quietly moved out of the spotlight and American businesses can take advantage of the cheap labor provided by undocumented immigrants who are even more desperate than they were before Trump took office.
I've been deliberately avoiding addressing that whole aspect of it, since Trump and Musk are the obvious primary insurrectionists - the day-to-day leaders of this brazen attempt to overthrow the US government and install a plutocratic autocracy in its place.
But yes.